OpenSolaris

1. Community: Internationalization and Localization
   1. Community Structure
      1. Česká skupina
      2. Groupe francophone
      3. Gruppo Italiano
      4. 日本語グループ
      5. 한국어를 위한 모임
      6. മലയാളം ഗ്രൂപ്പ്‌
      7. Polska Grupa
      8. Grupo Português-Brasil
      9. 简体中文工作组
      10. Grupo Español
      11. தமிழ்குழு
      12. 繁體中文香港工作組
      13. 繁體中文工作組
      14. Българска група
      15. Türkçe Grubu
      16. المجموعة العربية
      17. Slovenská skupina
          1. Poznámky k vydaniu OpenSolaris 2008.11
      18. Группа русификации на OpenSolaris.Org
   2. Announcements
   3. News
   4. Sources
   5. Discussions
   6. Blogs
   7. Related Links
   8. Leaders
   9. Observers
   10. Events
   11. Tmp Directory
   12. OpenSolaris Internationalization and Localization FAQs
       1. Solaris Express General Globalization FAQ
       2. OpenSolaris ON(OS/Net) translation FAQ
       3. OpenSolaris Gnome translation FAQ
   13. Contributors
   14. Old i18n/l10n Home Page
   15. I18N Development
       1. Projects
          1. Input
          2. GUI Toolkits
          3. Kernel
          4. X
          5. Installer
          6. Locale
          7. Applications
          8. System Libraries
   16. I18N/L10N Bug Filing
   17. Locale Development
       1. Projects
   18. Software Translation
       1. Projects
   19. Document Translation
       1. Projects
   20. I18N/L10N Testing
       1. Projects

OpenSolaris Community: Internationalization and Localization

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Community Observers

• Country Portals
  
• Input Method
  
• Locale Data
  
• Multi-lingual Glossary
  
• Nevada Globalization
  
• OpenGrok
  
• OpenSolaris Content Project
  
• Visual Panels
  

Welcome to the Internationalization & Localization Community!

Internationalization (I18n) is a way of designing and producing software that can be easily adapted to any regions of the world.

Localization (L10n) is a process of adapting software for specific languages and regions. It involves establishing online information to support a language, region, or both, called a locale, that can be dynamically loaded to the software during runtime. I18n is a pre-requisite for l10n.

This community intends to help i18n and l10n of OpenSolaris software components. By participating in this community, together, we can make OpenSolaris to speak your languages and cultural conventions even better.

Join Us!

1. Register for OpenSolaris and become a contributor
   
2. Keep up on the latest discussions in OpenSolaris i18n and l10n community in OpenSolaris i18n discuss or join your language group discussions under OpenSolaris i18n and l10n community discussions
3. Participate in your area of choice
   • I18N development
   • Locale development
   • Software translation
   • Documentation translation
   • I18N/L10N testing
4. If you would like to dive in, here are code repositories

What we did and what we are doing?

• Few of OpenSolaris 2008.11 projects contributed by us.
• Dashboard for our 2009.04 projects. Aren't we an optimistic bunch?

Where to go?

	Information for people wishing to contribute to i18n development in OpenSolaris ­­How can I contribute to the i18n community? How do I file a bug? How do I fix a bug? How do I start a new i18n project for OpenSolaris? Feature suggestions/project ideas/wish list in different i18n areas	Check out the current OpenSolaris i18n architecture and projects.
	Information for people wishing to contribute to locale development like creating a new language/region combination (locale) for OpenSolaris. ­­How can I contribute to improve language support in OpenSolaris? How do I file a bug? How do I fix a bug? Suggestions for locales to be included in OpenSolaris	Check out the supported regions/languages in OpenSolaris.
	Information for people wishing to contribute to software translation How can I take part in software translation community for OpenSolaris? Reviewing and Reporting issues with translation How do I start software translation in a new language for OpenSolaris? Software translation wish list	Check out the software translation projects
	Information for people wishing to contribute to documentation translation How can I take part in document translation community for OpenSolaris? How can I review a translated document and/or report an issue with a translated document? How do I start document translation in a new language for OpenSolaris? Document translation wish list	Check out the document translation projects
	Information for people interested in software testing ­­How can I take part in i18n/l10n testing community for OpenSolaris? How can I report an issue found through testing? How do I contribute test cases for OpenSolaris? How do I contribute a test suite for OpenSolaris? Testing wish list	Check out the current testing projects.

Blogs

timf - A is for Alligator

Dec 27, 5:19 AM

One of the may great things about being a parent around Christmas, is that not only do you get to see the looks on the faces of your kids when they're opening their presents (itself, priceless) but ...

timf - A larger family outing - Dublin's 12 days of Christmas market

Dec 19, 3:25 AM

So far, parental leave is going pretty well - 9 days in and we're coping ok (and by the way, I'm not reading work email at the moment, which is probably a good thing - in my sleep-deprived state, I'm ...

williamxue - Myers-Briggs type

Dec 15, 6:16 AM

准备Preseed的一个预备培训时，要求测试你的Myers-Briggs type，似乎每个人都要测一下。呵呵。你可以在这里在线的测试你的Myers-Briggs type： Click here 不过这个测试似乎专为美国人设计的，比如一下的两个题目就不好回答： Individual Income Level Under $25,000 $25,000 - $50,000 $50,000 - ...

sivakumar - xTuple Postbooks GUI client on OpenSolaris

Dec 15, 1:16 AM

Postbooks from xTuple is an open source edition of their ERP and Accounting software. They have their GUI client available for Linux, Windows and Mac. No Solaris though. With the required components ...

williamxue - My Rainbow - 我的色彩

Dec 14, 10:11 PM

不经意看到 别人的blog 做的 My rainbow 测试， 好奇的我也去测了一把。我选择的是绿色和黄色，得到如下输出： Your rainbow is shaded white and indigo.               What is says about you: You are a contemplative person. You appreciate cities, ...